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Many of those with refugee status, or who have applied for asylum, have described their mental health as poor or

It comes after figures showed a steep rise in deaths from dementia and diabetes

Chas is adapting its service to support every family who needs help

The cancer support charity has redesigned its coffee mornings to raise vital funds

Organisations – including those who have already received grants – are being urged to apply for funding to support the

The wide ranging benefits of social housing have been identified in new research

Without financial support, many residential venues face closure

Transport charity CoMoUK calls for new travel models for post-Covid Scotland

The charity has welcomed a delay to trials in Scotland

National Lottery cash will fund Together for Childhood for three years

National Lottery Community Fund announces latest funding recipients

Cosla has revealed its plans for helping Scotland to rebuild post-coronavirus

Campaigners call on governments to address rising poverty levels

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The lifesaving service is marking the beginning of Air Ambulance Week

This year’s ceremony will take place as an online extravaganza and will be streamed for free so that everyone can

Update on what’s happening in the third sector #NeverMoreNeeded

CLIC Sargeant has become the latest health charity to propose redundancies as a result of Covid-19 funding reductions

​Vital services will now be de-funded

A call has been made for monthly donations to be made to help Glasgow’s cultural institutions survive Covid-19

Yvonne MacDermid OBE was one of the founding members of Money Advice Scotland

An event later this month will examine the benefits of adopting more collective leadership approaches

Council will decide today the fate of the city’s third sector as funding cuts are announced

Charity continued to contact the individual despite repeated requests to desist

NSPCC Scotland called the announcement a “monumental day for Scotland”

Innovative new fundraiser from Rock Trust

Cornerstone House Centre in Cumbernauld has been serving the community since 2010

Into Work has been supporting people in Edinburgh and the Lothians since 1993

There was a generally positive response from organisations to the plans, which focus on how Scotland will recover from Covid-19

Measures to alleviate hardship were not brought forward

Appeal aims to raise vital funds for St Vincent’s

Funding to help the voluntary sector thrive post-coronavirus has been announced as part of the Programme for Government

New research has laid bare the challenges organisations face as they struggle with the fallout of Covid-19 #NeverMoreNeeded

Cuts are hitting vital services

New campaign aims to start conversations about mental health

Chest Heart and Stroke Scotland has seen demand for its services double during the lockdown

Voluntary groups face start of what could be a raft of cuts coming their way

Maggie’s Highland was attacked by vandals the day before it was due to open for the first time since lockdown

Marcus Rashford has called for urgent action to tackle food poverty across the UK

Petition launched in bid to halt closures

Charities partnered with YouthLink Scotland for the project

Seven in ten Scots spent more time in parks, gardens and the countryside during lockdown

Graeme McEwan will helm the mentoring charity

Archie Galloway has been undergoing chemotherapy since March

Council funding cuts could lead to closures

Paws for Sense Scotland will see dogs and their owners challenged to walk 3.5km later this month

Despite extreme hardship, welfare fund cash goes begging

Four men who were on a fundraising challenge had to call Braemar Mountain Rescue team in the early hours of

Pandemic has exposed fundamental flaws in the system

Fund will help vital services tackle mental health issues among parents

The Covid crisis will see seven million people will seek the help of voluntary groups over the next year

The Covid crisis has driven a huge expansion in digital campaigning by civil society groups throughout the world

Despite uncertainty created by Brexit and the coronavirus, donations to charities continued to rise

The Law Society of Scotland’s Council is looking for a solicitor to represent the third sector

Action for Children is working with local partners to help boost outcomes for young people in Inverclyde

Judge said sentence could have been more severe

More action is needed to help the many thousands of young people who will be looking for work by the

PAPYRUS has said saving young lives should be a national priority

Tenants at Wellhouse Housing Association are being supported to access digital technology

Campaigners say 18-month delay poses risk to public health

Half of staff at the century-old charity have been placed at risk of redundancy as the Scouts grapple with a

Life Changes Trust awards group £5,000 to improve services

Families need help urgently and cannot wait till February for further support, two campaigners have warned

A charity for deaf children has called for clear face coverings to be used to aid those with hearing impairments

Bank of Scotland Foundation announces awards totalling more than £850,000

Wood Foundation initiative empowers young people to advocate for causes they care about

Includem calls for sentencing reforms to break the cycle of offending

Reform Scotland is calling for a major upscale of current programmes

Funding to deploy low carbon heating systems in social housing is being fast-tracked

Kyle Greig aims to raise £5,000 for Chas and The Gathimba Edwards Foundation

The charity which runs Glasgow’s libraries and leisure centres has a £38m funding shortfall

Amar Latif is returning to the kitchen for disability charity Leonard Cheshire

Organisation faces fight for funding after Scottish Government cuts

The Armed Service Advice Project (ASAP) has helped a total of 15,900 people since 2010

The sponsored silence will urge people to switch off their phones, stay away from social media, hold a silent disco

Poverty groups have said immediate action is needed to help struggling families

Glasgow Disability Alliance has said many disabled people were left feeling abandoned during lockdown

The historic paddle steamer is back in action after a £2m fundraising appeal proved successful

Landlords and tenants are losing out

He scaled Ben Nevis and captured the public’s heart

Almost half of people questioned in a poll said posting on social media was a factor in them choosing to

The amount of households wanting to rehome chickens surged during lockdown